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Originally Posted by dinkanber  I got tons of Biscuit storys.I have holes in my sheet rock.I have chewed up door frames.I have waled into her helping her self to what was in my fridge.My grandmother is now in a nurcing home because biscuit likes to think that legs are bowling pins and two of my bedroom doors are broke because she has plawed threw them so much the doors dont come too and latch.I quickly found out why when i found her i could not locate the owners.She probably got out and they said"thank the loard"..I have had two trainers tell me they would not take me on as a clients because they feel there is no help for her and it would be a waist of time.Now she has reached 2 and has decided that she wants to take out my older females.We have a system now that works so i will just go with it but all of this has made me not want to rehome her because i really dont think that anyone would put up with what I have.All my younger dogs are males and she is ok with them but the two girls 15 year old chow and a 12 year old schnauzer really would rather be left alone anyway so my living room is divided in half so knkow one feels left out. |
All I can say is that she is a lucky girl!! Not too many people would put up with that! She will probably calm down as she ages. I hope so, for your sake!
Have you tried to crate her? Sounds like she really needs to be! I have been told that they must be crate trained. This came from friends who rescue the breed.